
OSINT Top Ten: Number 6 - Online Text Sharing Repositories
More commonly known as "paste sites," these online sharing repositories make it easy to share text from anywhere to anyone.
OSINT Top Ten: Number 7 - Sentiment and Financials
Monitoring and managing how your organization is presented online and perceived in public digital spaces is an integral part of threat management.
OSINT Top Ten: Number 8 - Archived Web Pages
Mismanagement or turning a blind eye to this vital part of an organization's digital presence can lead to brand damage, data leaks, or even possible persistent/ongoing attacks against existing live assets.
OSINT Top Ten: Number 9 - Dark Web
Is it true that one can only find dark Elves on the dark web? False, the dark elves we've seen are only in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But there is information on the dark web that does not exist anywhere else.
OSINT Top Ten: Number 10 - Technology Stack
Your technology stack can give away more than you would think. From this alone, anyone can gain knowledge and insight into the inner workings of your organization.
OSINT Top 10
The results from our poll of open source intelligence (OSINT) sources are in, and we have our top ten. Check it out!
OSINT Poll
The list of “intelligence” to collect, analyze, assess, report, and monitor is vast with never ending possibilities of disciplines and categories. With so much “out there”, we want to take a poll and ask, “What are the most important sources of information that you use to investigate and manage the risk posture of your organization?”
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT)
OSINT can facilitate research, competitive intelligence, general information, and even IT Security.
DarcSight: Data Aggregation Reconnaissance Crew for Secure Information Gathering of Holistic Threats
DarcSight Labs is the research and development division of ThreatNG
We are the Protector of Nouns
The Protector of Nouns is a title we gave to ourselves to sum up who we are and our purpose.
What is the Story with that Name?
... we wanted a name that defined our area of concentration, purpose, and identity. In essence, we wanted a name that was “A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar”! (Thank you Dashboard Confessional!)
From out of the Dark (Web), and into the Holistic
Our original mission was to “bring-to-light” threats that lay deep within the dark web. It was during this mission, we encountered clues, patterns, and data that can facilitate damage or harm across all parts of the digital world.